Scrolling inside of the note’s content causes the application to re-render the contents correctly.
What did you expect to happen:
The note should appear without the additional whitespace or duplicated content above the header.
I was able to capture a recording demonstrating the first issue.
I think this is dependent on the size (length) of the previous note (Bear Bug 2 in my video) that you click on. When the length of this note is longer than the height of Bear, I’m not able to reproduce the rendering issue on the last note (Bear Bug 1 in my video).
I know this existed before 2.2.0 and Sonoma 14.5, but I don’t what specific version it was introduced. I do know that I experience this several times a day though.
The same thing happens to me on version 2.2.1 (Sonoma 14.5). Also, a note with a title, a blank line, and a tag sometimes has a duplicate line with the tag (see img below).
EDIT: All of this happens randomly, I think - switching from short to long notes or vice versa. Also, when this occurs, going back and forth in the history doesn’t help with the rendering issue - it requires some interaction with the badly rendered note (scrolling it is enough). However, when I move back in the history, the small note (which was rendered correctly before) is scrolled down (top part of it is hidden) even though it’s less than half the screen long. So it could be somehow related to the bug from another topic (Scrolling to the Bottom of Notes?).
This is happening in 2.2.2 version as well (OS version: Sonoma 14.5). I was able to replicate this multiple times by creating a new note within a specific Tag from the left side menu. It renders multiple tags one above the other or tags overlapping just like the screenshots shared by @pps above.
